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2--Not some horny geek-boy who's gonna spray his shorts3--whenever I bring a girlfriend home from school.4--What a lame-o.5--Someone really should just put him out of his misery.6--Want me to kill him for you?7--Yeah.Would you?8--My name is Lester Burnham.9--This is my neighborhood.10--This is my street.11--This is my life.12--I'm42years old.In less than a year...13--...I'll be dead.14--Of course,I don't know that yet.15--And in a way,I'm dead already.16--Look at me.17--Jerking off in the shower.18--This will be the high point of my day.19--It's all downhill from here.20--That's my wife,Carolyn.21--See the way the handle on those pruning shears matches her gardening clogs? 22--That's not an accident.23--Hush,Bitsy!24--Hush!What is wrong with you?25--That's our next door neighbor,Jim.26--And that's his lover...Jim.27--You spoil her.Bitsy...28---Me?-...no bark!Come inside now!29---Come on.-Good morning,Jim!30--Morning,Carolyn.31--I love your tie.That color!32--I just love your roses.33--How do you get them to flourish like this?34--Well,I'll tell you:eggshells and Miracle-Gro.35---I've never heard of that.-Man...36--...I get exhausted just watching her.37--She wasn't always like this.She used to be happy.38--We used to be happy.39--My daughter,Jane.Only child.40--Janie's a pretty typical teenager:41--angry,insecure,confused.42--I wish I could tell her that's all going to pass43--but I don't want to lie to her.44--Jane,honey,are you trying to look unattractive?46--Congratulations,you've succeeded admirably.47--Lester,could you make me a little later?I'm not quite late enough.48--Nice going,Dad.49--Both my wife and daughter think I'm this gigantic loser.50--And they're right.51--I have lost something.52--I'm not exactly sure what it is,53--but I know I didn't always feel this...sedated.54--But you know what?55--It's never too late to get it back.56--Hello.This is Lester Burnham from Media Monthly magazine.57--I'm calling for Mr.Tamblin,please.58--Well,we're all under a deadline here.59--There's some information about your product launch60--that isn't even covered in your press release and...61--Yeah,OK.Can I ask you a question?62--Who is Tamblin?Does he exist?63--'Cause he doesn't ever seem to come in.64--Yeah,OK.I'll leave my number.65--It's555-0199.66--Lester Burnham.Thank you.67--Hey,Les.68--You got a minute?69--For you,Brad,I got five.70--So I'm sure you can understand71--our need to cut corners around here.72--Sure.Times are tight.You got to free up some cash.73--You got to spend money to make money,right?74---Exactly.-Like the time when Mr.Flournoy75--used the company MasterCard to pay for that hooker,76--then she used the card and stayed at the St.Regis for three months...77---That's unsubstantiated gossip!-That's$50,000!78--That's someone's salary who's gonna get fired79--because Craig has to pay women to fuck him!80--Jesus!Calm down.81--Nobody's getting fired yet.82--That's why we're having everyone write out a job description83--mapping out in detail how they contribute.84--That way management can assess who's valuable...85--And who's expendable.86--It's just business.87--I've been writing for this magazine for14years.You've been here a month? 88--I'm one of the good guys,Les.90--This is your one chance to save your job.91--There's no decision.Just write the damn thing.92--You don't think it's weird and kind of fascist?93--Possibly,but you don't want to be unemployed.94--Let's sell our souls and work for Satan because it's more convenient.95--Could you be a little bit more dramatic,please?96--So we finally got new neighbors.97--If the Lomans had let me represent them instead of the Real Estate King98--that house would never have sat on the market for six months.99--They were still mad at you for cutting down their sycamore.100--Their sycamore?Come on!101--A substantial portion of the root structure was on our property.102--How can you call it their sycamore?103--I wouldn't have the heart to cut down something if it wasn't partially mine. 104--Mom,do we always have to listen to this elevator music?105--No.No,we don't.106--As soon as you've prepared a nutritious,yet savory,meal that I'm about to eat 107--you can listen to whatever you like.108--So,Janie,how was school?109--It was OK.110--Just OK?111--No,Dad.It was spectacular.112--Well,you want to know how things went at my job today?113--They've hired this efficiency expert.114--This really friendly guy named Brad.How perfect is that?115--He's there to make it seem like they're justified in firing somebody116--because they couldn't just come right out and say that.117--That would just be too honest.118--So they've asked us.You couldn't possibly care less,could you?119--Well,what do you expect?120--You can't all of a sudden be my best friend just because you had a bad day. 121--I mean,hello!You've barely even spoken to me for months.122--What?You're Mother of the Year?You treat her like an employee.123--What?124--What?!125--I'm going to get some ice cream.126--Janie...127--I'm sorry I haven't been more...128--...available.I'm just...I...129--You know,you don't always have to wait for me to come to you.130--Great.So now it's my fault?131--I didn't say that.It's nobody's fault.132--Janie,what happened?We used to be pals.133--I will sell this house today.134--I will sell this house today.135--I will sell this house today.136--I will sell this house today.137--Welcome.I'm Carolyn Burnham.138--This living room is very dramatic.139--Wait till you see the native stone fireplace!140--A simple cream could really lighten things up.141--You could even put in a skylight.142--Well,why don't we go into the kitchen?143--It's a dream come true for any cook.144--Just filled with positive energy.145--You'll be surprised how much a ceiling fan can cut down on your energy costs. 146--You know,you could have some really fun backyard get-togethers out here. 147--The ad said this pool was"lagoon-like."148---Nothing"lagoon-like"about it.-Except for maybe the bugs!149--There aren't even any plants out here!150--What do you call this?Is this not this a plant?151--If you have a problem with the plants,I can call my landscape architect.152---Solved!-I think lagoon,I think waterfall.153--I think tropical.This is a cement hole.154--I have some tiki torches in the garage.155--Shut up!156--Stop it!You weak.You baby!Shut up!157--Shut up!Shut up!158--Who are you looking for?159--My parents are coming tonight.160--They're trying to,you know,take an active interest in me.161--Gross.I hate it when my mom does that.162--They're such assholes.Why can't they just have their own lives?163--What makes you so sure she wants us to be there?Did she ask?164--Of course not.She doesn't want us to know how important this is to her. 165--But she's been practicing her steps for weeks.166--I'll bet money she'll resent it.167--And I'm missing the James Bond marathon on TNT.168--Lester!This is important!169--I'm sensing a real distance growing between you and Jane.170--Growing?She hates me.171--She's just willful.172--She hates you,too.173--I'm sorry,I'm sorry.174--Pardon me.Excuse me.175--Now,for your halftime entertainment,176--Rockwell High's award-winning Dancing Spartanettes!178--Shit!They're still here.179---Janie!-Hey,I really enjoyed that!180---Congratulations!You were great!-I didn't win anything.181--Hi,I'm Lester,Janie's dad.182--Oh,hi.183--This is my friend,Angela Hayes.184--OK.Good to meet you.185--You were also good tonight.Very...186---...precise.-Thanks.187--Nice to meet you,Angela.Honey!188--I am so proud of you!You know,I watched you very closely.189--You didn't screw up once!190--OK.We have to go.191---So what are you girls doing now?-Dad!192--We're going out for pizza.193--Really?We can give you a ride.I have a car.Want to come with us? 194--Thanks,but I have a car.195--You have a car.Well,that's great.That's great.196--'Cause Janie's thinking about getting a car soon,aren't you?197--Dad!Mom's waiting for you.198--It was very nice meeting you,Angela.199--Any friend of Janie's is...200--...a friend of mine.201--Well...202--...I'll be seeing you around,then.203--Could he be any more...pathetic?204--I think he's sweet.205--And I think he and your mother have not had sex in a long time.206--It's the weirdest thing.207--I feel like I've been in a coma for about20years208--and I'm just now waking up.209--Spectacular.210--I'm so sorry my dad was weird tonight.211--That's OK.212--I'm used to guys drooling over me.213--It started when I was about12.214--I'd go to dinner with my parents.215--Every Thursday night,Red Lobster.216--And every guy there would stare at me when I walked in.217--And I knew what they were thinking.218--Just like I knew guys at school thought about me when they jerked off. 219---Vomit.-No,I liked it.220--And I still like it.222--it means I really have a shot at being a model,which is great.223--Because there's nothing worse in life than being ordinary.224--I really think it'll happen for you.225--I know.226--Because everything that was meant to happen,does...227--...eventually.228--Asshole.229--Hello?230--Hello?231---Hello?-Why'd you call me?232--I didn't.233--My phone rang and I answered,and somebody hung up.234--I star-69ed,and I called you back.235--Well,I was in the shower.236--Oh,gross!237--Ricky?Breakfast!238--Be right there.239---Mom?-Hello.240--I don't eat bacon,remember?241--I'm sorry.I must've forgotten.242--What's new in the world,Dad?243--This country is going straight to hell.244---Are you expecting anyone?-No.245--No.246---Hi.-Welcome to the neighborhood.247--Just something from our garden.248--Except the pasta.We got that at Fallaci's.249--It's unbelievably fresh.Drop it in the water and it's done.250--Jim Olmeyer.Two doors down.Welcome to the neighborhood.251--Colonel Frank Fitts,US Marine Corps.252---Nice to meet you.This is my partner.-Jim Berkley,but people call me J.B. 253--Let's cut to the chase,OK?What are you guys selling?254--Nothing.We just wanted to say hi to our new neighbors.255--Yeah,yeah...256--You said you're partners,so what's your business?257--Well...258--He is a tax attorney.259--And he's an anesthesiologist.260--How come these faggots always have to rub it in your face?261--How can they be so shameless?262--That's the whole thing,Dad.263--They don't feel that's anything to be ashamed of.264--Well,it is.266--Don't placate me like I'm your mother,boy.267--Forgive me,sir,for speaking so bluntly:268--Those fags make me want to puke my fucking guts out.269--Well,me too,Son.270--Yeah,me too.271--I'm serious.He just pulled down his pants and yanked it out.272--You know,like,"Say hello to Mr.Happy."273---Gross.-It wasn't gross.274---It was kind of cool.-So did you do it with him?275--Of course I did.276--He is a really well-known photographer.277--He shoots for Elle on,like,a regular basis.278--It would've been so majorly stupid of me to turn him down.279--You are a total prostitute.280--Hey.That's how things really are.281--You just don't know because you're this pampered little suburban chick. 282--So are you.You've only been in Seventeen once,and you looked fat!283--So stop acting like you're goddamned Christy Turlington!284--Cunt!285--I am so sick of people taking their insecurities out on me.286--Oh,my God!That's the pervert who filmed me last night.287--Him?Jane,no way,he's a total lunatic.288---You know him?-Yeah.289--We were on the same lunch shift when I was in ninth grade290--and he would always say the most random,weird things.291--And then one day,he was just,like,gone.292--And then,Connie Cardullo told me293--that his parents had to put him in a mental institution.294--Why?What did he do?295--What do you mean?296--Well,they can't put you away just for saying weird things.297--You total slut!298---You've got a crush on him!-What?Please!299--You're defending him.You love him.You want to have10,000of his babies. 300---Shut up!-Hi.301--My name's Ricky.I just moved next door to you.302--I know.303--I remember this really creepy incident where you were filming me last night. 304--I didn't mean to scare you.I just think you're interesting.305--Thanks,but I don't need some psycho obsessing about me right now.306--I'm not obsessing.I'm just curious.307--What a freak!308--And why does he dress like a Bible salesman?310--That can't be real.311--I don't believe him.312--I mean,he didn't even look at me once.313--How'd you get in the Army?314--Look,Sergeant,I got three reasons for being in the Army.315--First,I'm patriotic.Second,I love my country.And third,they nailed me. 316--You two boys report to me immediately after this formation.317--Take them away,Sarge!318--Hey.319--One,two,three,four.320--What's going on here?321--Bend all the way down.Here comes the bull of the woods.322--I'm sorry,what?323--Mom,nobody said anything.324--Oh.I'm sorry.325--Everyone's with their spouse.How'd it look if I showed up with no one? 326---You end up ignoring me and talking...-Now listen to me.327--This is an important business function.328--As you know,my business is selling an image329--and part of my job is to live that image...330--Honey,do me a favor.331--Just say whatever you want to say and spare me the propaganda.332--All right.Hi,Shirley!333--Listen,just do me a favor.Act happy tonight.334---I am happy,honey.-No,you're not.335--Oh!That's Buddy!336--Buddy.Buddy!337---Hi.-Hi!Good to see you again.338--It's so good to see you,too,Catherine.339---Carolyn.-Carolyn,of course.How are you?340--Very well,thank you.341---Hello,Christy.-Hello.342---My husband,Lester.-It's a pleasure.343--We've met before,actually.This thing last year.344---Christmas at the Sheraton.-Oh,yeah.345--It's OK.I wouldn't remember me,either.346--Honey,don't be weird!347---All right,honey.I won't be weird.-OK.348---I'll be whatever you want me to be.-Well,OK...349---We have a very healthy relationship.-I see.350--Well,I don't know about you guys,but I need a drink.351--Put a little more in there,cowboy.352--Excuse me.354--Yeah.355--I'm Ricky Fitts.I just moved in the house next to you.356--Hi,Ricky Fitts.I'm Lester Burnham.357--Hi,Mr.Burnham.358--Do you party?359---Excuse me?-Do you get high?360--I probably wouldn't even tell you this if I weren't a little tipsy361--but...I'm in complete awe of you.362--I mean,your firm is hands down the Rolls Royce of local real estate firms363--and your personal sales record is...364--It's very intimidating.365--You know,I'd love to sit down with you and just pick your brain.366--If you'd ever be willing.367--You know?I suppose,technically,I'm the competition368--but,I mean,I don't flatter myself369--that I'm even in the same league as you.370--I don't.371--I'd love to.372---Really?-Absolutely.373--Call my secretary.Have her schedule a lunch.374--I'll do that.Thank you.375--Did you see that movie where the body is walking around carrying its own head 376--and then the head goes down on that babe?377--Re-Animator.378--Look,I'm not paying you to do whatever it is you're doing out here.379--Fine.So don't pay me.380---Excuse me?-I quit.381--So you don't have to pay me.Now leave me alone.382--Asshole.383--I think you just became my personal hero.384--Doesn't that make you nervous,just quitting your job like that?385--Well,I guess when you're all of,what,16...386--Eighteen.387--I just do these gigs as a cover.388--I have other sources of income.389--But my dad interferes less in my life390--when I pretend to be an upstanding young citizen with a respectable job.391--Lester?!392--What are you doing?393--Honey,this...Ricky Fitts.394--This is Ricky Fitts.395--I'm Ricky Fitts.I just moved into the house next to you.396--I go to school with your daughter.398---Yeah.Jane.-Really?399--Hi.I'm ready to go.400--I'll meet you out front.401--I'm in trouble!402--Nice meeting you,Ricky Fitts.Thanks for the...thing.403--Anytime.Lester!404--If you want any more,you know where I live.405--Shit.They're home.Quick,let's go up to my room.406--I should say hi to your dad.407--I don't want to be rude.408--Nice suit.409--You're looking good,Mr.Burnham.410--Last time I saw you,you looked kind of wound up.411--Is that root beer?412--I love root beer,don't you?413---Hey.-Hi,Mom.414--You remember Angela?415--Yes,of course.416--I forgot to tell you,she's gonna spend the night.Is that OK?417--Sorry about my dad.418--Don't be.I think it's funny.419--Yeah,to you,he's just another guy who wants to jump your bones. 420--But to me,he's just...too embarrassing to live.421--Well,your mom's the one who's embarrassing.What a phony. 422--But your dad's actually kind of cute.423--Shut up.424--He is.If he just worked out a little,he'd be hot.425---Shut up!-Come on!426--Like you've never sneaked a peek at him in his underwear?427--I bet he's got a big dick.428--You are so grossing me out right now!429--If he built up his chest and arms,I would totally fuck him!430--I would!I would suck on your dad's big,fat dick431--and then I'd fuck him until his eyes rolled back in his head!432--Jane!What's that noise?433---I swear I heard something.-Yeah.434--That was the sound of you being a huge,disgusting pig.435--No,I'm serious.See?436---Oh,my God,Jane.-What is it?437--It's that psycho next door.Jane,what if he worships you?438--What if he's got,like,a shrine with pictures of you439--surrounded by dead people's heads and stuff?440--Shit.I bet he's filming us right now.442--Welcome to America's Weirdest Home Videos.443---Ricky?-Coming,Dad.444--You know I don't like locked doors in my house,boy.445--I'm sorry.I must've locked it by accident.446--So,what's up?447--I need a urine sample.448--Wow.It's been six months already.449--Can I give it to you in the morning?I just took a whiz.450--Yeah,I suppose.451--You know...452--Well...Good night,Son.453--I've been waiting for you.454--You've been working out,haven't you?455--I could tell.456--I was hoping you'd give me a bath.457--I'm very,very dirty.458--What are you doing?459--Nothing.460--You were masturbating.461---I was not.-Yes,you were.462--All right,so shoot me!I was whacking off.463--That's right,I was choking the bishop.Chafing the carrot.464--You know,saying hi to my monster.465---That's disgusting!-Excuse me,466--but some of us still have blood pumping through our veins!467---So do I!-Really?468--I'm the only one who seems to be doing anything about it!469--Lester,I refuse to live like this.470--This is not a marriage!471--This hasn't been a marriage for years.472--But you were happy as long as I kept my mouth shut.473--Guess what?I've changed.And the new me whacks off when he feels horny, 474--'cause you're obviously not gonna help me out in that department.475--I see.You think you're the only one who's sexually frustrated.476--I'm not?Well,then come on,baby,I'm ready!477--Don't you mess with me,mister.478--I will divorce you so fast it'll make your head spin!479--On what grounds?480--I'm not a drunk.I don't fuck other women.481--I don't mistreat you.I've never hit you.482--I don't even try to touch you since you made it abundantly clear483--just how unnecessary you consider me to be!484--But I did support you when you got your license.486--So turn out the light when you come back to bed,OK?487--It's a great thing when you realize488--you still have the ability to surprise yourself.489--Makes you wonder what else you can do that you've forgotten about.490--Hey,guys!491---Lester,I didn't know you ran.-I just started.492--Good for you.493--I figured you might be able to give me some pointers.I need to shape up.Fast. 494--Are you looking to just lose weight495--or do you want to have increased strength and flexibility as well?496--I want to look good naked.497--What is this?498--Fucking gay pride parade?499--Hey,Ricky.500--My life is passing before my eyes and those two have barely broken a sweat. 501--Sorry,hi.Lester Burnham.I live next door.We haven't met.502--Colonel Frank Fitts,US Marine Corps.503--Oh,well...504--Welcome to the neighborhood,sir.505--Ricky...506--I was thinking about...the movie we talked about.507---Re-Animator.-Yeah.508--You want to borrow it?It's up in my room.509---OK.-Come on.510---Can you hold this for a sec?-Sure.511--I don't think my dad would come in while someone else is here,512---but you never know.-What is this?513--Urine.514--I have to take a drug test every six months just to make sure I'm clean.515--Are you kidding?You just smoked with me last night.516--It's not mine.517--One of my clients is a nurse in a pediatrician's office.518--I cut her a deal,she keeps me in clean piss.519--You like Pink Floyd?520--I like a lot of music.521--Man,I haven't listened to this album in years.522--How much do you want?523--I don't know.It's been a while.How much is an ounce?524--This is totally decent,and it's300.525--This shit is top-of-the-line.526--It's called G-13.It's genetically engineered by the US government.527--It's extremely potent,but a completely mellow high.No paranoia.528--Is that what we smoked last night?530---How much?-Two grand.531--Jesus!532--Things have changed since1973.533--You don't have to pay now.I know you're good for it.534--Thanks.535--There's a card in there with my beeper number.536--Beep me any time,day or night.537--And I only accept cash.538--Now I know how you can afford all this equipment.539--When I was your age,I flipped burgers all summer just to buy an8-track. 540--That sucks.541--No.Actually,it was great.542--All I did was party and get laid.543--I had my whole life ahead of me.544--My dad thinks I pay for all this with catering jobs.545--Never underestimate the power of denial.546--What the hell do you think you're doing?547--Mom's mad.Bench presses.548--I'm going to whale on my pecs,and then I'm going to do my back.549--I see you're smoking pot now.I'm so glad.550--I think using illegal psychotropic substances551--is a very positive example to set for our daughter.552--You're one to talk,you bloodless,money-grubbing freak.553--Lester,you have such hostility in you!554--Do you mind?I'm trying to work out here.555--Unless you want to spot me.556--Lester,you will not get away with this!You can be sure of that!557--That's...what...558--...you...think.559--"My job consists of basically masking my contempt560--for the assholes in charge561--and,at least once a day,562--retiring to the men's room so I can jerk off563--while I fantasize about a life that doesn't so closely resemble hell."564--Well,you obviously have no interest in saving yourself.565--Brad,for14years I've been a whore for the advertising industry.566--The only way I could save myself now is if I start firebombing.567--Whatever.Management wants you gone by the end of the day.568--What sort of severance package is management prepared to offer me 569--considering the information I have about our editorial director570--buying pussy with company money?Which I think would interest the IRS, 571--since it technically constitutes fraud.572--I'm sure that some of our advertisers and rival publications574---What do you want?-One year's salary with benefits.575--That's not going to happen.576--What do you say I throw in a little sexual harassment charge to boot?577---Against who?-Against you.578--Can you prove that you didn't offer to save my job579--if I let you blow me?580--Man...You are one twisted fuck.581--Nope.582--I'm just an ordinary guy with nothing to lose.583--Yeah!584---Carolyn.-Buddy.585--I am so sorry to have kept you waiting.586--Christy left for New York this morning.587--Let's just say things were a little hectic around the house.588--What's she doing in New York?589--She's moving there.Yes.We are splitting up.590---Buddy,I'm so sorry.-Yes.591--According to her,I'm too focused on my career.592--As if being driven to succeed is some sort of a character flaw.593--She certainly did take advantage of the lifestyle my success afforded her. 594--It's for the best.595--When I saw you two at the party the other night,you seemed perfectly happy. 596--Call me crazy...597--...but it is my philosophy that in order to be successful,598--one must project an image of success at all times.599--What are you doing?600--I was filming this dead bird.601--Why?602--Because it's beautiful.603--I think maybe you forgot your medication today,mental-boy.604--Hi,Jane.605--Look,I want you to stop filming me.606--OK.607--Well,whatever.This is boring.608--Let's go.609---Do you need a ride?-Are you crazy?610--I don't want to end up hacked to pieces in a dumpster somewhere.611--It's OK.I'll walk.But thanks.612--See?He doesn't want to go e on.Let's go.613--Come on,Jane.614--I think I'm gonna walk,too.615--What?Jane,that's,like,almost a mile!616--God!I love it!。

影评: 美国丽人
《美国丽人》是一部让人深思的电影，它以其深刻的对人性和社会问题的探讨而闻名。

影片以美国中产家庭的生活为背景，通过不同人物的故事展现了现代社会的种种问题。

首先，影片的镜头和音乐设计非常出色，给人一种梦幻般的感觉。

导演对色彩和光影的运用非常精准，让人感受到了主人公内心的挣扎和矛盾。

配乐也非常贴合剧情，营造出一种悲壮的氛围，让人印象深刻。

其次，影片对社会问题的探讨也非常深刻。

通过主人公的家庭和邻里关系，影片展现了现代社会中的孤独、压力和不公平。

尤其是对女性的刻画非常细腻，展现了她们在家庭和职场中所面临的挑战和困境。

这些情节让人深思，引发了对社会现实的反思。

最后，影片的演员表现也非常出色。

凯文·史派西和安妮特·贝宁分别饰演的男女主角展现出了非常深刻的内心世界，让人为他们的命运感到心痛。

而克里斯蒂娜·海德和米娅·苏诺也分别饰演了两个非常有代表性的角色，展现了不同年龄和阶层的女性在社会中的处境。

总的来说，《美国丽人》是一部非常出色的电影，它通过对人性和社会问题的探讨，让观众产生了深刻的共鸣。

影片的精湛制作和演员
的出色表现让人印象深刻，是一部绝对值得一看的佳作。

“高帽子”汽车旅馆外景同一天凯罗琳的奔驰ML320紧挨着一辆森林绿美洲虎敝篷车，停在一家汽车旅馆门口。

美洲虎上还有一块写着“R．E．King”(洛克威尔房地产大王)的一个表示虚荣的牌子。

“高帽子”汽车旅馆内景稍后凯罗琳和列奥纳多谈论着性、戏剧、烟幕、口淫。

凯罗琳：是的，噢!上帝，是的!列奥纳多：你喜欢被国王钉起来吗?凯罗琳：是的，我爱这样!来吧，陛下!丰田卡姆里车内景同日莱斯特驾着车，抽着大麻烟。

他跟着立体声里甲壳虫乐队的《我即将在我的生活里得到你》，边开边唱——莱斯特：我独自一人/我坐上车/我不知道我将在那里发现什么……另外一条道上／在那儿我也许能看见我心中另外一个国王……(看见了什么，让车速慢下来)。

莱斯特的视点：一家叫“斯麦里”的快餐店。

餐馆的招牌上画的是个用红舌头舔着嘴唇的黄色笑脸。

在招牌下面，有几个用塑料拼出的字：“现在招聘”。

莱斯特的脸上突然呈出年轻时的一种表情。

“斯麦里”快餐店内景稍后一个稍微过胖的少女站在柜台前。

在她身后，隐约看见几个动作迟缓的女孩子在工作。

他们都穿着黄色工作制服，戴着白色棒球帽，和店门口招牌上的那人一样。

莱斯特走进来，拉直领带，走向柜台。

柜台女孩(机械地)：斯麦里，欢迎来斯麦里。

你可以尝尝我们新鲜的牛排和鸡蛋肉卷，只花一美元二十九分。

莱斯特：老实说，我想应聘工作。

她盯着他，被他的年龄和服饰搞糊涂了。

收银女孩：这儿没有经理岗位，只有收银员。

莱斯特：好的。

我正在找最少担责任的工作。

“斯麦里”快餐店内景稍后莱斯特和经理坐在同一张餐桌上。

经理是一个穿着短袖衬衫、打着领带，领带上有斯麦里标志的小伙子。

经理：我认为你不适合这工作。

莱斯特：我有快餐店工作经验。

经理：是的，那是20年以前。

莱斯特：好吧。

我知道这儿有令人惊异的技术上的进步；但是……你们肯定有些训练课程。

不让我学就说我不会，我认为这不公平。

经理皱着眉头，表示不理解。

莱斯特：你如果选择不雇用我，我只能猜测那是因为我的年龄；我只能把年龄歧视作为你们的解释，那样我要和我的律师联系。

《美国丽人》英文观后感影评《美国丽人》英文观后感影评Film in the beginning, male host Mr. of side white tell us the coda of affair:he dead.This can not help letting the person remind of more virtuous than benefit bosom of beginning.Male leading role William the lotus Er ascend of the corpse float to float on the swimming pool, but he of the voice lead us to return to a story of beginning, narrate in detail from the beginning.Although a lot of movie usage so of means, few enough solidly knit physique to enough start to prop up a final outcome which have been already know.Perhaps BEof each the aspect all suited more contemporary American of life practice with appreciate beauty appetite, should the slice acquired to unprecedentedly clip a way shout in mainland in the United States, regardless is that a film criticism or an audience be all obtain what one has wished for a long ti general fight to be the first of crush into movie theater.Although should slice at whole the United States of 429 cinema project, it the receipt of a film gross earnings in two weeks have already rank five, it sensation effect perhaps only havecan place on equalfooting.In addition, should slice's being also a scene be infinite on each big movie stanza(particularly is the United States various film criticism association), cover with Jing to cut Ji, with one action bagged more than 50 items to judge and decide medium of more than 100 awards.Such as the Best Actor, Best Cinematography, Best Director of 20XX年Oscar, Best Film, the best and original manuscript etc. laurel wreath already good enough to elucidation: “Beautiful person in the United States" is notaher"die don't feel Xiao" of the United States dream.《美国丽人》英文观后感影评It's an incredible film about a taleny musician. His parents abandoned him on a steam ship which traveled to American from other places.The boy was brought up by a Negro who gave him the name 'Danny Boodmann T.D. Lemon Nineteen hundred .' His dad was killed in an accident and then he showed his talent in piano playing. He became a pianist on the steam boat in a group of 4 to 5 people.He never cooperated and always let his piano be aware of by the people in the dance floor so that other players would stop and look at those noblemen and noblewomen dancing crazily following the music .1900'skill was also well known among the people on the land . He hadn't got off the boat evenfor one time .He had seen uncountable people go to America to look for their dreams .He thought that the people on the land was too busy and didn't know what they were busy for.He wanted to do what he liked, what was easy ,what could make him happy. He could do anything but be ordinary.He was born on the boat and lived his all life on it .Just like a brief note passed through our ears and disappeared ."The legend of 1990" Was directed by Giuseppe Tornatore .It was written by Alesscandro Baricco .Tim Roth played the role of 1900. The film was attractive because of its amazing plot ,wonderful actor ,meaningful opinion and the excellent music .The sound of the piano had its moods and feelings .When 1900 met a graceful girl ,the sound became lyric.When he was arround by the poor who were enthusiastic ,the sound became brisk .When he played alone ,the sound became sad .The changeable appeared any time in the film. 1900's last song was silence .Before a dull explosion ,his fingers moved in the air ,played his last note.The film let me think a lot on life .I'll definitely recommend it to you .Let the music start ,telling you the legend of 1900.《美国丽人》英文观后感影评Leggenda del pianista sull'oceano,laTake a piano. The keys begin, the keys end. You know there are eightyeight of them, nobody can tell you any different. They are not infinite. You are infinite. And on these keys the music that you can make is infinite. I like that. That I can live by.What I didn't see. In all that sprawling city there was everything except an end. There was no end. What I did not see was where the whole thing came to an end. The end of the world...You get me up on that gangway and you're rolling out in front of me a keyboard of millions of keys, millions and billions of keys that never end.That they never end. That keyboard is infinite. And if that keyboard is infinite, then on that keyboard there is no music you can play. You're sitting on the wrong bench. That's God's piano.How do you choose just one? One woman, one house, one piece of land to call your own, one landscape to look at, one way to die...I was born on this ship, and the world passed me by, but two thousand people at a time. And there were wishes here, but never more than fit between prow and stern. You played out your happiness, but on a piano that was not infinite. I learned to livethat way.。

影评：美国丽人电影影评：美国丽人《美国丽人》是一部由萨姆·门德斯执导的电影，它以其深刻的情感描绘和强烈的主题吸引了观众的注意。

这部电影让我在许多方面感到震撼，并引发了我对生活和社会的思考。

首先，电影通过对主人公莱斯特·伯恩汀的生活描绘，展现了现代社会中人们对自由和幸福的追求。

莱斯特是一个中年男人，他感到自己的生活陷入了枯燥和无聊。

然而，当他遇到了他的女儿的朋友安吉拉时，他的生活开始发生变化。

这个遇见让他重新审视自己的生活，并追求自己真正想要的东西。

这个情节引发了我对于自我认知和追求真正的幸福的思考。

其次，电影通过对莱斯特的妻子卡罗琳的描绘，探讨了社会对外表和成功的追求所带来的压力。

卡罗琳是一个完美主义者，她在外人面前保持着完美的形象，但内心却充满了不满和空虚。

她对自己的外貌和事业的追求，让我深思当我们过度追求外在表象时，是否会忽视内心的真正需求。

此外，电影还通过对莱斯特的邻居、美丽的安吉拉的描绘，探讨了社会对美的崇拜和对年轻人的性化现象。

安吉拉是一个年轻而迷人的女孩，她的出现让莱斯特对自己的生活感到无比的吸引。

然而，电影也展示了年轻人在追求自由和成长的过程中所面临的困惑和挑战。

这一情节引发了我对于社会对美的标准和年轻人成长过程的思考。

总的来说，《美国丽人》通过对主人公和周围人物的生活描绘，呈现了现代社会中人们对自由、幸福、外貌和性化的追求。

这部电影给我留下了深刻的印象，并引发了我对生活和社会的思考。

它提醒我们要审视自己的追求和价值观，以及内心真正的需求。

这部电影不仅在情感上触动了我，还让我思考了很多关于现代社会的问题。

我强烈推荐观看《美国丽人》，并相信它会给你带来深刻的感受和共鸣。

1美国丽人 American Beauty"American Beauty" is a comedy because we laugh at the absurdity of the hero's problems.And a tragedy because we can identify with his failure--not the specific details, but the general outline.The movie is about a man who fears growing older, losing the hope of true love and not being respected by those who know him best. If you never experience those feelings, take out a classified ad. People want to take lessons from you.Lester Burnham, the hero of "American Beauty," is played by Kevin Spacey as a man who is unloved by his daughter, ignored by his wife and unnecessary at work. "I'll be dead in a year," he tells us in almost the first words of the movie. "In a way, I'm dead already." The movie is the story of his rebellion.We meet his wife, Carolyn (Annette Bening), so perfect her garden shears are coordinated with her footwear. We meet his daughter Jane (Thora Birch), who is saving up for breast implants even though augmentation is clearly unnecessary; perhaps her motivation is not to become more desirable to men, but to make them miserable about what they can't have."Both my wife and daughter think I'm this chronic loser," Lester complains. He is right. But they are not without their reasons. At an agonizing family dinner, Carolyn plays Mantovanian music that mocks every mouthful; the music is lush and reassuring, and the family is angry and silent. When Lester criticizes his daughter's attitude, she points out correctly that he has hardly spoken to her in months.Everything changes for Lester the night he is dragged along by his wife to see their daughter perform as a cheerleader. There on the floor, engrossed in a sub-Fosse pompon routine, he sees his angel: Angela (Mena Suvari), his daughter's high-school classmate. Is it wrong for a man in his 40s to lust after a teenage girl? Any honest man understands what a complicated question this is. Wrong morally, certainly, and legally. But as every woman knows, men are born with wiring that goes directly from their eyes to their genitals, bypassing the higher centers of thought. They can disapprove of their thoughts, but they cannot stop themselves from having them."American Beauty" is not about a Lolita relationship, anyway. It's about yearning after youth, respect, power and, of course, beauty. The momenta man stops dreaming is the moment he petrifies inside and starts writing snarfy letters disapproving of paragraphs like the one above. Lester's thoughts about Angela are impure, but not perverted; he wants to do what men are programmed to do, with the most beautiful woman he has ever seen.Angela is not Lester's highway to bliss, but she is at least a catalyst for his freedom. His thoughts, and the discontent they engender, blast him free from years of emotional paralysis, and soon he makes a cheerful announcement at the funereal dinner table: "I quit my job, told my boss to - - - - himself and blackmailed him for $60,000." Has he lost his mind? Not at all. The first thing he spends money on is perfectly reasonable: a bright red 1970 Pontiac Firebird.Carolyn and Jane are going through their own romantic troubles. Lester finds out Carolyn is cheating when he sees her with her lover in the drive-through lane of a fast-food restaurant (where he has a job he likes). Jane is being videotaped by Ricky (Wes Bentley), the boy next door, who has a strange light in his eyes. Ricky's dad (Chris Cooper) is a former Marine who tests him for drugs, taking a urine sample every six months; Ricky plays along to keep the peace until he can leave home.All of these emotional threads come together during one dark and stormy night, when there is a series of misunderstandings so bizarre they belong in a screwball comedy. And at the end, somehow, improbably, the film snatches victory from the jaws of defeat for Lester, its hero. Not the kind of victory you'd get in a feel-good movie, but the kind where you prove something important, if only to yourself."American Beauty" is not as dark or twisted as "Happiness," last year's attempt to shine a light under the rock of American society. It's more about sadness and loneliness than about cruelty or inhumanity. Nobody is really bad in this movie, just shaped by society in such a way they can't be themselves, or feel joy.The performances all walk the line between parody and simple realism; Thora Birch and Wes Bentley are the most grounded, talking in the tense, flat voices of kids who can't wait to escape their homes. Bening's character, a real estate agent who chants self-help mantras, confuses happiness with success--bad enough if you're successful, depressing if you're not.And Spacey, an actor who embodies intelligence in his eyes and voice, is the right choice for Lester Burnham. He does reckless and foolish things in this movie, but he doesn't deceive himself; he knows he's running wild--and chooses to, burning up the future years of an empty lifetimefor a few flashes of freedom. He may have lost everything by the end of the film, but he's no longer a loser.2美国丽人 American BeautyIt’s a tricky business to leave American Beauty feeling all right, but the film works very hard to make that possible, despite its dismal representation of suburban living.Scripted by first-time screenwriter Alan Ball (who used to write for Cybill and off-Broadway) and directed by British theater veteran Sam Mendes (Cabaret, The Blue Room), the film features Thora Birch, once Harrison Ford’s school-uniformed daughter in the Tom Clancy movies, now a really pissed-off teen named Jane, living in the generic ’burbs with her hateful and self-hating parents, Lester (Kevin Spacey) and Carolyn (Annette Bening). The poor kid doesn’t have a chance. She’s a morose cheerleader with pale skin and red-red lipstick, as well as a blond, burstingly beautiful best friend, Angela (Mena Suvari, the golden girl of American Pie), also on the squad, who absorbs all attention whenever they’re in the same space.Birch is absolutely brilliant. Her sophisticated performance of Jane’s despair and aspirations — to be like Angela, to be loved by her father or someone resembling him, to be anywhere but where she is, in a room where her mother is melting down before her eyes — save American Beauty from comic, surreal overkill. She anchors the film’s easy-target hysterics in a character whose face — more than any dialogue or situation —registers the dark nuances of adolescent fear, disgust and longing.However, most critical attention has been centered on the movie’s insights into Lester’s horrific existence. This is understand able, as he is the narrator. Right off the bat he tells us, "This is my life. In less than a year, I’ll be dead. Of course, I don’t know that yet. In a way I’m dead already." The language is brutal and lyrical. The scene beneath the voiceover is alarmingly sterile but extremely familiar: an overhead shot of a suburban neighborhood, all the houses alike, all the streets going nowhere. In an instant, he’s sympathetic, the heart of the film. You anticipate and dread his death, and wonder who will be responsible.You’re led to believe that it’s Jane, indirectly or otherwise. The very first shot in the film is her face, on video, pouting. She’s talking to whoever holds the camera, whom we learn later is her boyfriend, a strange, desperate and abused new neighbor named Ricky (Wes Bentley). He affords his elaborate entertainment system by selling pot (to her dad) but he spends most of his time videotaping everyone, in particular Jane at all hours, from any position he can manage, as she crosses her lawn, gossipsin the schoolyard, passes by her bedroom window. In this first scene, she talks about how unhappy she is, and how much she dislikes Lester. "I need a father who’s a role model," she says. "Someone should put him out of his misery." Off camera, Ricky offers to kill him for her.This offer is certainly foreboding, especially since it’s followed by Lester’s announcement of his imminent demise. As the action proceeds, Jane is revealed as being typically teenagerish in her wrath: that is, not convinced that what she thinks she wants is really what she wants. (Angela says that the worst thing is to be "ordinary," and Jane believes her for most of the film, also accepting Angela’s plainly unfounded judgment that she —Jane —is ordinary.) She’s also passive and fearfu l, despite her desperation, characteristics she’s absorbed from Lester and Carolyn (who sells real estate badly and has an affair with the local "real estate king," played by Peter Gallagher). But Ricky, he’s another story: a ticking time bomb, embodying the stereotype that suburban white boys are fast becoming in today’s mass-media eye. His backstory includes a pathologically passive mom (Allison Janney) and a menacing dad, Marine Colonel Frank Fitts (Chris Cooper, devastating in a truly troubling role).F itts’ salient traits are ruthlessness, rigidity and homophobia —the ’90s insta-signs of imminent suburban-guy breakdown — which definitively set him apart from Lester, who genuinely likes his gay neighbors and who becomes remarkably flexible once he loses his advertising job and falls in love with Angela. This latter development comes to resembles Lolita, in that Angela relishes her role as jailbait, misunderstanding it as a means to self-worth (a typical girl’s mistake, hardly pathological in her given en vironment). Lester’s redemption takes up the movie’s length and emotional focus, but he leaves walking disasters in his wake: most obviously, his undone wife andguilt-traumatized child.By the time these results become clear to you, the film will be over. It ends, as it promises in its opening frames, with Lester’s death. The face that will haunt you is Jane’s, as it haunts her father, her boyfriend and her mother. Mopey and dreamy, implacable and lovely, Jane, like Lissa in Best Laid Plans, wants more than she can imagine. If only the movies around them were so ambitious.American Beauty 美国丽人英语影评And there were a lot of great ones this year. I will also say something even (possibly) bolder--that Kevin Spacey gives the performance of his career. And all us movie geeks know that is saying a LOT, given this man's past roles, and his talent. I used to think he was overrated as an actor. Then I figured OK, I see what all the fuss is about. Now, he's up there with my favorite actors of all time, with James Woods, Steve Buscemi, Robert Deniro...probably in the top 5.I was lucky enough to see a free screening this afternoon and boy, am I glad I had the privilege. In fact, this review might not even be that coherent- it's one of those movies that blows you away so much that you have trouble even putting your feelings into words.The plotline sounds trite when you first describe it (it did to me when I first heard about it), Spacey plays a man who describes himself as a loser, with Annette Bening as his horrible, shrewish, self-absorbed, pathetic b*tch of a wife. His daughter is not all that likeable either, despite the fact that you can understand why she turned out this way, with her as a mother. Just when you think you've met the most dysfunctional family in the world outside of "Happiness", you find out about the family who just moved in next door. At first, the strange son seems like the most messed-up member of their brood, but after you get to meet his ex-military, abusive, homophobic, terrifying father and his withdrawn, sad, headcase mother, you realize he is the most normal member of the household by far. Then, the filmwriters toss in Kevin Spacey's lustful obsession with his daughter's sexkitten cheerleader friend, which trust me, is a lot more fun, entertaining, and amusing than it sounds when you read about it. Soon, he is having the most entertaining, amusing midlife crisis ever seen in the history of cinema. He just doesn't give a ***k about what he does or says anymore, and you only wish you could get away with doing the things he does.I found myself laughing out loud in this movie so many times, most of it horrified, amazed laughter at what is happening and the things that are coming out of the character's mouths, especially Spacey's. He had at least a dozen lines that had every member of the audience in hysterics and actual applause and cheers.I can't say enough good things about this movie. You think, after the first five minutes, that you know how the movie will end. Well, Spacey's opening narrative does give it away, but trust me, the events unfold in a way that you will NEVER see coming. You will swear you can see what a character is going to do next, what violent or self-destructice act they will commit, but you turn out to be wrong.Without getting too pretentious here, the movie lives up to it's theme/tagline of "...look closer". THe characters are not what they seem, up until the end, and even then they surprise you. At least two characters that you are POSITIVE you have figured out, do or say something that turns all your preconceptions of them upside down, while making your jaw drop, and your heart ache. You will leave the movie with a smile, though, and that is maybe what I expected least of all.影评作业"American Beauty" is a comedy because we laugh at the absurdity of the hero's problems. And a tragedy because we can identify with hisfailure--not the specific details, but the general outline.The movie is about a man who fears growing older, losing the hope of true love and not being respected by those who know him best.Lester Burnham, the hero of "American Beauty," who is unloved by his daughter, ignored by his wife and unnecessary at work. "I'll be dead in a year," he tells us in almost the first words of the movie. "In a way, I'm dead already." The movie is the story of his rebellion.We meet his wife, Carolyn , so perfect her garden shears are coordinated with her footwear. We meet his daughter Jane , who is saving up for breast implants even though augmentation is clearly unnecessary; perhaps her motivation is not to become more desirable to men, but to make them miserable about what they can't have.American Beauty" is not about a Lolita relationship, anyway. It's about yearning after youth, respect, power and, of course, beauty. The moment a man stops dreaming is the moment he petrifies inside and starts writing snarfy letters disapproving of paragraphs like the one above. Lester's thoughts about Angela are impure, but not perverted; he wants to do what men are programmed to do, with the most beautiful woman he has ever seen.All of these emotional threads come together during one dark and stormy night, when there is a series of misunderstandings so bizarre they belong in a screwball comedy. And at the end, somehow, improbably, the film snatches victory from the jaws of defeat for Lester, its hero. Not the kind of victory you'd get in a feel-good movie, but the kind where you prove something important, if only to yourself."American Beauty" is not as dark or twisted as "Happiness," last year's attempt to shine a light under the rock of American society. It's more about sadness and loneliness than about cruelty or inhumanity. Nobody is really bad in this movie, just shaped by society in such a way they can't be themselves, or feel joy.He does reckless and foolish things in this movie, but he doesn't deceive himself; he knows he's running wild--and chooses to, burning up the future years of an empty lifetime for a few flashes of freedom. He may have lost everything by the end of the film, but he's no longer a loser.。

美国丽人完整版百度云美国丽人完成版导读：就爱阅读网友为您分享以下“美国丽人完成版”资讯，希望对您有所帮助，感谢您对的支持!山东农业大学学期论文The Understanding of Beauty on American Beauty Abstract: American Beauty was the biggest winner of the 1999 Awards of the Movie Academy of America. It is the engagement with a host of controversial contemporary issues concerning the concept of masculinity in a post-feminist and post-industrial society. This paper tries to analyze “beauty” in the film. With the analysis of the material selection, the structure, the cinematography, and the symbol in it, this paper tries to discover the beauty in the movie. The movie stems from the most noble and honorable motives, which attempt to fulfill the ancient dictum that fiction should instruct as well as entertain, and which also help us torecognize a social issue that we might otherwise overlook. American Beauty shows much more than we can imagine. By learning from it, we know how to seek and appreciate the beauty of the life besides the drama.Key Words: American Beauty; understanding of beauty; crisis《美国丽人》中关于美的理解摘要：《美国丽人》荣获2000年奥斯卡最佳影片等四项大奖，该片涉及到后女权主义和后工业社会中一系列有关男性特征的富有争议性的当代问题。

美国丽人影评
《美国丽人》是一部令人难以忘怀的电影，它不仅在视觉上给我留下深刻的印象，更是引发了我内心深处的共鸣。

首先，电影的导演山姆·门德斯以其独特的导演手法，将整个故事呈现得如同
一幅精心构图的画作。

每一帧画面都充满了细腻的情感和令人惊叹的美感。

无论是那片飘落的玫瑰花瓣，还是那个被风吹乱的塑料袋，都让我感受到了生活中的美好与脆弱。

导演通过对细节的把握，让我对美的定义有了新的认识。

其次，电影中的角色塑造也非常出色。

凯文·史派西饰演的莱斯特·伯恩翰是
一个沉闷无趣的中年男人，但在他的内心深处却隐藏着一颗不甘平庸的心。

他通过重新找回自己的激情和追求自由，让我明白了人生的真正意义。

而安涅特·贝宁斯饰演的卡罗琳则是一个外表完美却内心空虚的女性形象，她的存在让我反思了社会对女性的期望和束缚。

此外，电影中的音乐也是一大亮点。

托马斯·纽曼的配乐充满了悲壮和希望，
与影片的情节相得益彰。

每一首音乐都像是一种情感的释放，让我在观影过程中更加投入。

最重要的是，电影通过对现实生活的刻画，揭示了人性的复杂性和社会的虚伪。

它让我思考了人们对外在美的追逐，以及内心真正的渴望。

它告诉我，生活并不总是如我们所愿，但我们仍然可以通过改变自己来寻找到真正的幸福。

总之，《美国丽人》是一部令人深思的电影，它通过细腻的画面、出色的角色
塑造和感人的音乐，让我对生活有了新的认识。

它不仅给我带来了美的享受，更让我思考了人生的意义和价值。

这部电影将永远留在我的记忆中，成为我心灵深处的一道美丽风景。